As of right now it does not appear to be a big snow maker for the area. Maybe couple of inches and that is about it Thursday.
Let's see what the models are showing us. Here is a look at the new run of NOAA's global forecast computer model. This is for 18z or 12pm CT Thursday.
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Here is last night's run of the European forecast agency's computer model depicting the same time period as above, 12pm CT Thursday.
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Both models bring enough cold air through the area that we would be talking mainly an all snow event. A look at the profiles support the theory of a couple of inches of snow (perhaps 2" to 4").
The "storm" is still a 70+ hours away... We shall see what happens.
I'm taking a few days off from work so that explains the lack of updates on my blog. Sometimes a person needs to get away from their work to recharge their batteries. I am back in at work Saturday. If there are any big changes to this system I'll try to keep you up to date here or via my Twitter account @johndissauer.
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